Shen Yu, a laid-back agricultural student, transmigrates into a book set in the 1970s and becomes the male lead's spiteful, narrow-minded country wife.
She is the youngest daughter of the production team's captain. When the male lead's family is sent to the countryside for labor reform, her father uses his position to force the male lead to marry her.
Shen Yu is a disposable villainess meant to serve as a contrast to the heroine.
The heroine is gentle, capable, and beautiful, while Shen Yu is malicious and narrow-minded. The male lead despises her, his whole family shuns her, and in the end he divorces her before returning to the city.
Shen Yu transmigrates into the book at the very moment the male lead, desperate to help his family put down roots in the village, is forced to marry her.
But she is spoiled and willful, and looks down on his family's poverty.
Looking at the Shen family, who are lazy and greedy enough to tear a piece of flesh from her, and then at the male lead's family, who may be aloof but treat her wonderfully, Shen Yu grits her teeth and decides to be a little nicer to them.
She only meant to make life a little better in the male lead's home, but before long, she is living far too comfortably.
The male lead buys her books and finds her a teacher, never makes her work in the fields, and treats her wonderfully.
Shen Yu lies flat and waits for the male lead to return to the city and leave her behind without a second thought.
But all she gets is one sentence: “Shen Yu, it's time we had a child.”
Very pretty,
It's a bit messy, and the progress is a bit confusing. Otherwise, it's fine.